Sentence examples for cables built from inspiring English sources

Even when planning permission was granted, companies still faced difficulties getting their windfarms connected to the grid: because of a shortage of capacity at the National Grid, it can take years to have the cables built.

It seeks $281 million over 5 years, beginning in 2002, to carve detector halls, upgrade cables, build clean rooms, and begin small research projects.

"Unless there is a new undersea fiber optic cable built or a new satellite launched, it's going to be difficult".

The Connecticut Department of Agriculture, which oversees the shellfishing industry, negotiated an agreement with TransÉnergie that said the department did not want the cable built but that it would not object if other state officials believe it was necessary.

The Connecticut Department of Agriculture, which oversees the shellfishing industry, negotiated an agreement with TransÉnergie that said the department doesn't want the cable built but that it won't object if other state officials believe it's necessary.

The Curie cable, named after Nobel prize-winning scientist Marie Curie, is the first intercontinental cable built by a company that's not in telecommunications.

Warner-Amex cable built out the Qube network in eight communities, until American Express sold its stake to Warner for $450 million after a disastrous year in 1983 in which the partnership lost $150 million.

Goulbourne first started making prototypes of Snakable on his own 3D printer before moving to industrial printing to get a working version of the cable built.

Its sole current operating asset, the transatlantic cable built by AT&T, sounds almost trivial: eight glass strands no thicker than a human hair, encased in a garden hose, stretching across the ocean floor from Brookhaven, New York, to Lands End, England, then through Sylt, Germany, and back again.

Its sole current operating asset, the transatlantic cable built by AT&T, sounds almost trivial: eight glass strands no thicker than a human hair, encased in a garden hose, stretching across the ocean floor from Brookhaven, N.Y. to Lands End, England, then through Sylt, Germany and back again.

There are two ways to charge the S107: via the provided USB cable (which rocks if you're using this thing as an office toy), or, if you're on the go, through a pull-out cable built into the controller.